Makita 2030 Manual Planer Jointer Pdf
Bob,Thanks for the reply. Yes, the fig 27 and page 23 knob is foradjusting the infeed bed for depth of cut. No problem there.My question was poorly worded.The problem is one of alignment of the infeed and outfeed beds. Theinfeed bed has a 1/32' sag at the entry end. That is, if I bring thebeds to zero cut and place a straight edge on the beds, a gap isvisible at the end of the entry bed farthest from the cutters. As aresult, the wood being jointed develops a convex curve.I'm looking for a way to adust the alignment so both beds are exactlyparallel with each other.Regards, GaryBobS08.04.08 10:17. Bob, Thanks for the reply.
Yes, the fig 27 and page 23 knob is for adjusting the infeed bed for depth of cut. No problem there. My question was poorly worded. The problem is one of alignment of the infeed and outfeed beds. The infeed bed has a 1/32' sag at the entry end. That is, if I bring the beds to zero cut and place a straight edge on the beds, a gap is visible at the end of the entry bed farthest from the cutters. As a result, the wood being jointed develops a convex curve.
Hello sslop, According to the information supplied from the manufacture it looks like the parts you need are all available. You can see the schematic and costs for the parts at this link,Makita 2030S Jointer schematic. Hope this helps. Knurling, facing, some functionality turned off.
Makita 2030 Manual Planer Jointer Pdf Parts
I'm looking for a way to adust the alignment so both beds are exactly parallel with each other. Regards, GaryGary,The site and the manual do not show the alignment procedures that I can see,so. Tear into it and remove the infeed table. See if you can find anyadjustments and if not, then you have to use the practice that is typicallyused on jointers - adding shims on the slides that the infeed table restson. Other than that - call the company and ask.Bob S.G Mulcaster08.04.08 20:32. On a 29 inch long infeed table that might not be a lot. Is there anychance there is a technique issue or maybe blades too proud?
Lookingat my Makita I see no adjustment. Unless the jointer really got wackedI would suspect it was dead on from the factory. I do not have acertified straight edge but my 6' level show no problems on my Makita2030.Are you ignoring the pointer on the jointer and testing this with aknown good straight edge at least 5 feet long? That pointer adjusts.Are you sayin when you place a 6 foot straghtedge on both beds andcrank the infeed up to even with the outfeed by the cutter that 29'from the cutter you observe a 1/32' gap?If the infeed table is caddywompus there are 4 bolt underneath thatmay allow for minor shifting to adjust a twisted infeed table. Youneed an anti-caddywompus guage though.How about a picture?G Mulcaster09.04.08 19:30. I have a Makita 2030 Planer-Jointer and the jointer infeed table needs adjusting.
Does anyone know how to adjust these? No luck at the Makita manuals download site. Thanks for any help.On a 29 inch long infeed table that might not be a lot. Is there anychance there is a technique issue or maybe blades too proud?Just checked. Blades are level with the outfeed table. That is, if Iplace the two pieces of teak on the rear bed, the cutters barely touchthe teak.
Ditto if I raise the infeed table level with the outfeedtable. When the pieces lay across both beds, the cutters barelytouch them.Lookingat my Makita I see no adjustment.
Unless the jointer really got wackedI would suspect it was dead on from the factory. I do not have acertified straight edge but my 6' level show no problems on my Makita2030.The 2030 is quite old, and has been dead on until this year. (Anexception noted below).Are you ignoring the pointer on the jointer and testing this with aknown good straight edge at least 5 feet long?
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That pointer adjusts.Are you sayin when you place a 6 foot straghtedge on both beds andcrank the infeed up to even with the outfeed by the cutter that 29'from the cutter you observe a 1/32' gap?Yes. I use a 6' straight edge. When I lay it on the tables, thestraightedge is flush with the whole length of the outfeed table.
Itcontacts the cutter end of the infeed table and a 1/32' gap shows atthe other end of the infeed table.If the infeed table is caddywompus there are 4 bolt underneath thatmay allow for minor shifting to adjust a twisted infeed table. Youneed an anti-caddywompus guage though.Can't find the bolts - nor do I see them in the manual (2030N).How about a picture?I don't think the gap will show.I'm thinking it might be a temperature problem.
I now recall havingthe same issue last Winter when I once tried to use it in my unheatedgarage. During the following Summer there was no problem.
This yearmy garage is heated and I'm now in there often. Since I only have theheat on during the day, the machine (which is a big chunk of metalsubject to heating/cooling effects) may not warm up enough. We havesome warm weather on the way to check my theory.Thanks for taking the time to respond.GaryJim Behning09.04.08 20:28. I seem to have one large spring loaded bolt holding the infeedtable on the sloped rails.
The rails are fluted (?) to ensure theinfeed table stays in lateral alignment.The 2030 now in mybasement I have used on occasion since about 1990. It has always beenin a stable environment generally ranging from 72-78 degrees withlittle temperature fluctuation.Well you have a stumper and maybe temperature is having an effect.Will know soon.
Warm weather enroute:)Regards, GaryG Mulcaster04.05.09 18:20. On Mon, 7 Apr 2008 20:20:01 -0400, 'BobS' wrote:'G Mulcaster' wrote in messagenews:eihgv3hnal86b4kksg1m8ki27khdntedbo@4ax.com. Hi folks, I have a Makita 2030 Planer-Jointer and the jointer infeed table needs adjusting. Does anyone know how to adjust these? No luck at the Makita manuals download site.
Thanks for any help. Regards, GaryJust a follow up.I never did get the infeed table adjusted; it still sags about 1/32'at the infeed end.However, at long last I had the blades sharpened. Now, finally, thejointer works perfectly with no convexing (new woodworking term) ofthe boards.I love my Makita 2030 again:)Garybernar.@gmail.com10.10.14 12:22.